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6 January 2021Associate Professor Hyeran Jo Receives Award from the National Science Foundation
Associate Professor Hyeran Jo was awarded a grant from the National Science Foundation for her project titled "Integrative International Interventions: Militant Violence and Human Security in Contemporary Conflicts."
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8 December 2020From Bobcat to Aggie: A December Graduate with an Unlikely Beginning
Lindsey Brenner ‘20 came to Aggieland her sophomore year in the hopes of pushing herself academically. She’s done just that while making lifelong friends in the process.
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4 December 2020Stay CLASSy, Liberal Arts!
Every year, the College of Liberal Arts Superior Service (CLASS) Awards Program recognizes individuals who provide outstanding service to the college and demonstrate leadership, ingenuity, job excellence, and support for diversity. Here are the winners for 2020.
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1 December 2020Political Science Former Student Appointed to White House Senior Communication Staff
Elizabeth Alexander '01 makes history after being appointed to the first-ever all-female White House communications team for the Biden Administration.
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17 November 2020Trump Was Expected To Lose Votes In Places Where More People Died Of COVID-19. He Didn’t.
In a recent interview with Buzzfeed News Associate Professor, Michael T. Koch discusses how the pandemic has affected voting behavior in counties that were severely hit by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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2 November 2020Professor Brittany N. Perry Interviews with NPR
Professor Brittany N. Perry interviews with NPR in a new podcast discussing Texas voter ID laws and their possible effect on the 2020 election.
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Expanding Opportunities for Underrepresented Students in Political Methodology: The Data Lab @TAMUPOLS
Professor Britanny Perry writes a post for the American Political Science Association explaining DataLab @ TAMU
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27 October 2020Professor George C. Edwards III interviews with The Guardian
In a recent interview with The Guardian, George C. Edwards III, University Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Political Science explains the electoral college and its possible impact on the 2020 presidential election.
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30 September 2020Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Legacy Continues as Researchers Study Her Career
Throughout her career, Ruth Bader Ginsburg increased the legal rights of half the United States population. Her work and legacy will continue to be studied by liberal arts scholars for many years.
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17 April 2020Rapid Relief: Responding to COVID-19 water crisis
This is the second guest feature by Manny Teodoro, professor in the Department of Political Science, originally posted here. Read the first part of his analysis on how to keep water flowing during the COVID-19 crisis here. The ink is barely dry on the $2 trillion coronavirus response law, but there are rumblings that a another relief bill will […]